Supporting birth-givers and their loved ones through compassionate and knowledgable doula care

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What is a birth doula?

A birth doula is a certified, non-clinical professional who is there during labor providing emotional and physical supports to the birth-giver via massage techniques, translating medical jargon into understandable language, and reminding of affirmations just to name a few ways. If there is a support person or partner, a doula will also help that person support the birth-giver in the most effective and helpful ways. The great thing about a doula is that they will support in the way you need it most, every birth-giver is different and therefore every birth-giver deserves different support methods. More questions, or want to know if we will support in a certain way? Reach out!

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What does support look like?

  • Pregnant woman holding a flower in water with floating pink, white, and yellow flower petals.

    Prenatal

    Wrap-around support before labor including birth preference discussions, comfort measure practice, and a safe place to ask questions

  • Labor

    Reminders of comfort measures, empowering you to advocate for your birth preferences, help birthing partner navigate helping you, access to comfort measure tools

  • A newborn baby being cradled and supported by an adult's hand, showing the baby's head, arm, and ear.

    Postpartum

    Support with transition into postpartum, answer questions, basic baby care, provide education and referrals where desired

  • Bridging the strength of evidence and the softness of care, I walk beside you through the unfolding of birth, reminding you that you are never alone.